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biden's awful august. approval sinks. large majority call afghan war a failure. 43% of american as prove of the job he's doing. the lowest in that poll since biden took office. as the president looks to push past afghanistan, the media is ignoring a big development. the major networks largely avoiding biden's phone call with then afghan president ghani where president biden reported the afghan lead tore say the taliban wasn't winning. all right, guys. it's friday. we have dark topics to discuss. joey, what do you make of this? the president calling this an extraordinary success. >> it's about blaming biden for the crisis. we can talk about. it's about being a leader. strong leaders make bad decisions. every leader makes a bad decision but they lead through it. when as a leader president biden cowers. he says the buck stops with me.

you well your way into a victory speech. you've just don't show the american people that you understand the gravity that is felt in this house that we call america. it's not just the fact that we pulled out of afghanistan. it's not the fact that we have a 20-year war. it's the posture. a marine general said the taliban are our partners. you have about 22 million veterans that go wow. were we betrayed? what happened here? you have to understand the tone and tenor of the men and women that fought this war in order to end it. he doesn't. >> one thing that most politicses do understand is poll numbers, a lot of bad ones for the president on a number of issues. we did see his numbers coming down before this chaotic withdrawal and the loss of 13 service members and others critically wounded. >> yeah, what happens is, you have a situation where the media

has his back. whether it's covid, the border, inflation, the media has not reported the stories. in afghanistan, the media had to report the story. so as they report it, they see it's an utter failure. 13 service members died, billions left in our equipment. to joey's point, we look at leadership. you want leaders to change course with the facts on the ground. so if you're getting from the afghan president that you have almost 15,000 international terrorists coming in to the country, the taliban is surging, you expect the change to change course. keep bagram. bring in more troops to get americans out. that's the way to approach it. even donald trump, he wanted to get out of afghanistan at the end of 2020. because of the facts on the ground, he kept pushing the date back because he was a leader looking at facts, not as perception as joe biden wanted to do to sent a perception of the world. >> there's been a conversation

the last couple weeks whether seeing how terribly the things were going the president would change course. but reporting from inside the administration says he surrounds himself with people that have differing viewpoints to challenge him but it's hard to change his mind once he decided this is the course. >> it's one of the advantages of getting someone in office that you've known for 50 years. they're consistent. joe biden has been stubborn on foreign policy since he entered professional d.c. public life. so it isn't surprising. he's surrounded by virtual of the fact that so many members of the obama administration were -- played an integral role in continuing this fight in afghanistan and felt passionate lit about that. worked with afghans that helped us as translators and has been quite outspoken whether they deleted the tweets they put up or instagram posts. there's members of the state department, dod that expressed displeasure. to joey's point, there's something interesting in the

polling. there's that dichotomy that too many politicians miss. americans are smart enough to understand how these issues are. while he's sunk him to low 40s, you still have 65 to 70% of americans that this this is the right call. >> that are smart enough to know this -- >> and how he did it. that's why he's getting criticism from democrats and independents saying yeah, we're for this. 20 years is enough of this. let's talk about who is left behind. let's talk about how quickly this happened. we did need to be out by september 11th. it's an incredibly important day in american history but not the be all and end all of people that are scared of a new terror attack or tens of thousands of people that were promised a new life here in america for helping us. >> the way you talk about that, that gets the headline with abc and "washington post," their poll out today. it doesn't have a ton of great

news for the president. so good morning america spent 30 seconds on their poll. the "washington post"'s headline. most people are ready to go. that's how they're framing the negative numbers. >> so the polls to your point -- the polls are a call to action for the media that they have to jump in and help joe biden. they're going to ignore the stories that need to be covered. like don lemon and chris hayes, they're going to try to rewrite history now. these grifters pawned off this defective human h bomb to the american people. more around more -- we want to give him back. they actively and sometimes unethically got joe biden elected. remember the hunter biden lab top and the 50 senior intelligence officers said it

was russian disinformation? do they still have jobs? maybe their players ought to rethink that. this country right now looks like an exploding septic tank. these media con artists, this is what they said would happen under second term for president trump. it goes to the point and i say this over and over again, policy is more important than personality. a person with flaws personality has a bigger impact on the nation. jessica, you said joe biden was consistent. i'd say consistently terrible when it comes to foreign policy. he was against the raid that took out osama bin laden. he stands up over and over again and lies to the american people. so please do not spit in our face and tell us it's raining. we know better. >> the surge was the single most

effective thing we did in the iraq war. we did it in 2009, 10, 11. he was vice president for eight years of this war and you want to stand them and tell me you inherit it? probably the only president that didn't inherit this war because you were in charge of's for eight years of it. you can argue george w. bush got a raw deal from his predecessor that add a chance to kill bin laden multiple times. >> we talked about this before the show. i supported the withdraw. i supported it with trump. what does that mean? bringing every last troop home or could we have some presence in bagram, offered air support to the troops to push back the taliban. we need joey jones guys on the ground, but could have had a presence to help secure afghanistan and make sure the taliban doesn't take over.

>> that's been the mission since 2014. it was a counter terrorism operation. we have to cia listening posts, nobody on the ground gathering intelligence. >> that's part of the problem. >> and now we have blown our partnerships to feed us information. >> and blown up our relationship with britain, germany and france. >> these are the adult theres the room. these are the ones that get result around the world when joe biden came into office. oh, contraire. >> as we were told. >> there's political ramifications. the white house not ruling working out with the taliban despite reports that they're going door-to-door executing people. ♪♪

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behind. the white house says that they can't confirm the reports, but it's still keeping the door open for cooperation with the group to get stranded americans and afghan allies out of the country. >> no one is saying from the federal government, no one, the president, secretary of defense, nothing from the intelligence community that the taliban are good actors. right? we're not saying that. we will judge and we want to make very clear that we'll judge the taliban by their actions and stay in close coordination with the international community on the steps moving forward. >> joey, what is disturbing about this none of this is a surprise. >> you're right. and according to them, what they did, they backed themselves in to a corner. they had no choice but to may nice with the taliban. they had no choice but to ask for their help. we had a chance to secure the city? bring in 10,000 troops. you're the president.

you have 3 1/2 more years to end this war. if you don't want to hand it off to the next person, end it correctly and use your term to do it. if you want to give up political collateral, do it saving american lives and not holding a campaign promise that wasn't yours to begin with you. it was the guy before you. he set it in motion and you don't follow his plan. we can't trust the taliban. here's why. most of their young fighters are coming from pakistan. they have a blood thirst like nobody else. they haven't seen war. the war might not have touched their lives, this is an idealism of radical islam in their head. the taliban doesn't have a choice to be this ruling class because they'll lose what makes them powerful, the blood thirsty young men that think that they have to execute people in full to fulfill their goal, this is never a taliban 2.0 and that's why.

they talk to us like well, we'll see if we give them foreign aid. that looks like a guided bomb on their forehead. that's the threat. not will we pay you, will we kill you. if they tell you it's over the horizon, we'll do that, too. >> there was a headline that came out a couple weeks against. the taliban tell afghan women to stay home because the soldiers are not trained to respect them. that is what the the headline said. >> there's limited gents left behind in afghanistan. we talked about this last night hahn kennedy. how good everyone has gotten at trolling, right? these terror groups are fantastic at it. another statement the taliban put out about how a wonderful partner china is. nothing is going to upset anything more that you're gone and i'm turning topy best

friend, president xi over here. who knows at this point if any money is coming in and out of the country. it's not something that the world bank can look over. we do have to work with people that we don't like all the time. that's a whole range of even western democracies where we disagree with people down to terror organizations that are running a number of countries, this one particularly hurts because of our investment in this country for 20 years. the speed at which they took over. we watched a lot of the footage about the 11 days. that does stick out as something that didn't even see president ghani knew it would happen faster than the u.s. 11 days is an astonishingly quick takeover. >> i was going to go to sean. it particularly hurts and i'm speaking for joey having listened to him very carefully, the language not only putting the haqqani network in charge of

security in kabul, again, of an individual who is wanted here, the head of the haqqani network wanted here in the fbi for being involved in the killing including an american. there's a bounty for him. $5 million bounty with the language used by general mckenzie of centcom referring to the taliban as helpful and pragmatic and business-like. what hurts the most, sean, is the fact that we do have to rely on this vicious terror organization because joe biden left afghan allies, partners and even americans behind. >> to jessica's points, we have to work with people we don't like but we didn't have to work with the taliban like this. it was joe biden's decision that put us in this situation. does the white house think we're dumb and don't have videotapes or youtube to look at what they said before? the white house is saying the taliban are our partners. now they're saying they're not good people. who is manning the gate to get in to the kabul airport when the

13 men and women died? it was the taliban. so they were trusting the taliban. now they're saying they're nod good actors? who do you think for 20 years was attacking guys like joey jones? >> they changed their tone because they knew it. now they have ended their operation. >> the thing is they think we're stupid. say one thing one week and something the other week and think we'll forget. no, let's roll the tape and go how can you have changing stories when the taliban hasn't changed more than 20 years? i agree. we should be dropping bombs. >> andy mccarthy prosecuted in in the terrorists in the first bombing. he told me the taliban has never been anything but the taliban. he described the nation state, the emirate that they set up and how it's different than anything that looks like a representative government. >> general milley said that they are ruthless. whether they change remains to

be scene. we have a few skeptics here among us today -- >> the line there, whether they change remains to be seen. did north korea otto warmbier was a spy? no. that's the best version of the taliban you'll get. that's fine. you don't need to change this for my feelings. you need to do it so my 12-year-old son doesn't fight when he's 18. that's why i care. >> you have countries like denmark is the first to say we will not recognize this as a legit it in government, the taliban. we have to see -- china will cozy up, russia. what gets me is watching them, going around executing people, slaughtering people, killing people like a folk musician because they don't believe in music. they have people here saying women have it worse in the state of texas than they do under the taliban in afghanistan. it's an outrageous statement. if you think that, i'm sure there's are people that would buy you a plane ticket to hang out with the taliban and see how you really feel about that. >> i don't have words to

describe a statement like that. >> crazy. >> as you know, my mother would be very upset if i cursed on live television. >> she would understand. >> coming up, american vets feeling betrayed by president biden on afghanistan. you'll hear from them next. ♪♪

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>> welcome back. veterans are feeling let down with the president's withdrawal from afghanistan. i spoke with some retired service members. they had a lot to say. >> four grown men here. we have five legs. that's extra skin in the game. >> my mind has been consumed with the families of the victims of the blast. the know those families are hurting in the way that i know they are, man, it hurts. >> how did it feel to have a marine general be the one to address the nation and talk about the taliban the way he did the day we left? >> it's disgusting. it's impossible to have a positive emotion about this whole experience. >> you can catch my entire interview this weekend on the big saturday and the big sunday show at 5:00 p.m. eastern.

dagen, do veterans from afghanistan, do they have a right to feel betrayed by this president? >> they have a right to feel betrayed or anyway they might feel by what they have had to just witness in the last few weeks. and i think the american people feel for them. we're united in trying to support them. everybody i know immediately texting, phone calls to people that they knew who had served and made it a point. i feel like folks realize that they need to do that with everybody who has served this country. i think we're stronger as a nation because we have been able to come together in this moment of just grief and rage quite frankly. >> those three veterans that i sat down with, they all served in two different ways. two different services, three

different jobs. the one that got joked up is amos benjamin. he's a gold star brother and a purple heart recipient. this war has taken a toll on them. 2,300 deaths in this war. 13 last week along with 200 afghans. shannon, do you think we haven't had a chance to process how catastrophic that event was? those 13 lives, not just reflecting on the war but that single event. i feel like the politics of it, we haven't appreciated how catastrophic that day was. >> it's goods to seem people say if you know a veteran, check on them. people feel like that single event -- the 20 years was so brutal and so much was lost. but that event felt preventible. didn't have to happen. so we could not owe you and our veterans a better debt. to check how you feel, it will take time to process this. what has been amazing to me so

many people there fighting and i'm hearing back channels that they're veterans, people risking their own lives and every connection that they have, spending their own money to get people out. they're being arrested. they're still risks. our veterans are the true heros. we agree on the that. >> they're my heros. that's why i wanted to serve. sean, you're in congress. we're talking about administrations. what can congress do to make sure we don't get in this again or could they have done anything? >> we have troops all over the world. we send people on missions all the time. i think with afghanistan, a lot of members of congress and the country lost focus on the fight and the war and the purpose of the war. it's important that if you're toing to send men and women in harm's way, you never forget their mission. you continually analyze and review to go what are we here to

accomplish, what is the cost in life and treasure and make decisions from there. this is a message to congress to always stay tune with the money that you send and the men that you send in these conflicts. for me, four guys. five legs. that is horrific. i have a but did in wisconsin, lumber jack champion. hit by a road same bomb as well. lost half of his arm. came back after and won the log rolling title. they're amazing. the consequence of the war has been cataclysmic. the way we left makes a lot of vet trans angry because the question comes for what? what was the end goal? >> when president biden stands up there and invokes our mental health for his justification for decisions, his entire last two weeks, isn't that tone deaf? doesn't he understand what seeing 13 veterans killed and

feeling helpless to health? does he not see the connection there? >> i can not suppose to understand any experience that you've had, the men who you talked to or the people that you continue to serve for us. we're all so thankful for that. i think everyone -- we do this thing where you quarterback on twitter, social media. there's the jokes the morning after. i didn't realize that we're all woke up to be foreign policy experts or veterans. there's one group that stands out from the rest that we woke up and it's veterans. you noticed it in the coverage. every time no matter what the opinion is of the person doing the interview if they hear from a veteran, it is running counter to what the host thinks, you shut up. it's an experience that none of us can touch and it will be with you the rest of your life.

that's why we have people that serve, continue to serve, they serve in washington and in these incredible organizations that have gotten people out that wouldn't have grotten them out in the first place. a lot of respect and thanks to you and those men you interviewed and everybody else that serves. >> you're going to see a lot of veterans running for public office. >> absolutely. >> we have been. we talked about that. >> even more. >> that's what got people out of afghanistan. i have a buddy over there still that i have not heard from. i think he's all right. he's probably doing god's work. >> tell us what we'll hear about this weekend. >> these three veterans, one is the neff you of george w. bush. he's the most normal bush i've met. his name is walter bush. >> so if you're name is bush you're not normal? >> i met him. he goes how is your head? he was in the drop the d campaign. and amos benjamin a gold star brother. you have chad fleming, a real

jason borne style character. an amputee in world. everything about him is leadership. they come from different places. you watch the interview and they have their head hung the whole time. it's a tough thing. they have inspiring words by the end. >> on behalf of veterans, thank you. means a lot. it does. >> i'm praying on it. pray every day. shannon bream does, too. >> i'm with you. >> you can catch my entire interview this weekend on the big saturday and the big sunday show at 5:00 p.m. eastern. ahead on "the five," just in time for labor day. president biden is trying to spin a shockingly bad jobs report. ♪♪

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>> president biden facing criticism over a big miss on the august jobs report. 235,000 jobs were added. economists expected the number to be closer to 720,000. the president telling americans that he's calling for higher taxes on the wealthy. >> despite the delta variant and i'll talk more about that in a minute, what we're seeing is a economic recovery that is durable and strong. the biden plan is working. we're getting results. america is on the move again. we're going to do it by levelling the playing field. by just having a fair system where we ask the wealthiest americans to begin to pay their fair share. not more. they can still make millions. >> before we get into it, i acknowledge this is a bad report. weapons down. try to have a constructive conversation. joey, start with you. obviously a big drop from last

month and the president mentioned the impact of the delta variant. in july, we had 25,000 cases per day. now we're up to 160,000 cases per day. a big jump. i worry that is here to stay. how do you think we can rejigger what is going on with the economy to accommodate the fact that people are getting sick again? >> i'm not an economist. you wouldn't know that by my tweets about things like mcdonald's and other things. i'm not an economist. i know how the economy affects my life. i was raised poor. i had an opportunity to go to the marine corps and earn my way into a new career getting blown up. i want every american to have that opportunity. take a tragedy and turn it in to triumph. allow people to get back and open their boyses. stick to a decision. what i said in the first segment. good leaders make bad decision and lead their way through it. why are people struggling? they're afraid.

why are they afraid? they don't know what policy comes out tomorrow. how data is interpreted from yesterday to today. then you see a report that that data wasn't right because they didn't factor this in. they're trying to so hard to control the narrative than give people the truth and make decisions and stick with them. that's the biggest problem with coronavirus and our economy. the other thing about that speech, he really beat up on folks that own more than one home. how does bernie sanders feel about that? maybe he's laying the ground work for all the landlord hate that we have in this country. i'm not sure. that was odd. >> i was a hillary fan consistently through and through. big problem is labor shortages. this is going on across industry. can't get people to fill the jobs. what do you think about where he oh how we can get more people to go back to work? >> it's 100%. first after, my plan is work something what universe does he live in? he's plan is not working. people say this is a failure.

it's a good point. a labor shortage. 10 million jobs nor people to fill. but the lowest range that economists expected in this number was 300,000. it's 235. well below the lowest of estimates. when you offer people money the stay home with enhanced unemployment benefits, stop evictions of people, they allow people to not make the choice to work and stay at home and get paid. until we take that away, you won't get people back in the work force. the republican states that have taken the enhanceunemployment benefits away, you've seen job growth. >> some democrats have as well. shannon, thoughts. >> the president says that people -- the wealthy need to pay their fair share. i like to look at the data. i'm not an economist. this comes from the tax foundation. the top 1% wage owners pay 38.5% of income tax. the next 5%, 20% of the burden

of taxes. so the top 5% paying 60% of the tax burden. it's driving this wedge like you shouldn'ts like people that have more than one home or own a business. sometimes business owners are not wealthy but they have assets in a business -- >> my dad was a block mason. he did it under his own business we lived in a 1966 single wide. that's the narrative that kills me with this. because you're a business owner you're wealthy? >> dagen, take us home. >> i have a lot of notes here. ya'll covered the most important parts. past of it is the delta variant. but you have to stop paying people extra money for not working. there's a historic labor shortage among independent businesses. the extra unemployment benefits, also the additional child tax credit where you've had people

getting an extra $200 or $300 per child a month that goes until the end of the year. job tried -- he wants to do something. now you have senator joe manchin saying i'm not in favor of this additional $3.5 trillion. it's more like five trillion. if you confiscated every asset of every american billionaire -- not confiscate it, it won't pay for the additional spending the democrats want to push through. biden tried to make a joke. trump would talk about the record stock market. he said imagine if the other guy was here. i was sitting there, yeah, we can't imagine if the other guy was there and it would be a hell of a lot better because the government would be getting out of the way. >> hard to disagree with that.

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♪♪ >> all right. welcome back to "the five." it's time for the fastest. first up, it is the end of phone calls? is that true? a survey revealing a fraction of 16 to 24-year-olds think talking on the phone is important and would rather text instead. joey, is this the future? are we done making phone calls and will start texting each other?

>> two things with joey jones. i can't jump and i won't answer your phone the first time. my phone has been on silent since the day i joined the marine corp. i hate to hear a phone ring. my second biggest pet peeve is when people are in the airport talking on the phone or being loud. i think talking on the phone is rude and i don't do it. >> oh, my gosh. we have problems. i'm on the phone all the time. jessica, what do you think? is this a sign of our age? if you take calls? when i call young people, they don't take the call. they text me. >> i have to say, i'm a little -- i'm barely older than joey. this is this an age problem? i just turned 37. >> you're a baby boomer. >> part of the silent generation. i hate talking on the phone. i don't like it. send me a text and i'll call you back. i see it as an emergency system.

not a pleasure thing. >> the kids say they don't like -- if they want to take a phone call, they want it to vibrate. my mother in lawyer has a door bell ring tone. every time it rings, i think it's a door bell. is that a thing, too? annoying ring tones? are you okay if you have a cool ring tone or out of the club -- like a rocky -- >> i'm too busy and cranky to -- it's like the ring tone that comes on the phone. these young people are so desperate for something new or old that is new, they're going to end up with rotary phones in their bedrooms. if they can bring back flash dance, cut up sweatshirts and leg warmers and think that is cool, ring tones and talking on the phone are coming back. >> they're bringing back the long hair. >> is this gen v?

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they are doing a lot for the health and wellness of military veterans especially those who fought in the afghan war and this week has been tough for all. >> shannon: dagen? >> dagen: i have a lighter story a bride on the way to the wedding riding in vintage wedding lydia evans hughes her vintage car broke down. and this highway patrol officer pulled her over, matt g.e.d. ge. they had it to postpone the wedding twice before. lesson from this is don't drive vintage british cars because it's just a world of hurt involved in owning one. >> shannon: beautiful. >> jessica: best looking random police officer pull you over. i was like is this a stripper? [laughter] >> shannon: part of the leftover from the bachelorette party situation. i don't know. >> joey: his name was magic

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